From £105pp: one night in Reykjavik with return flights from London and a central 3★ hotel. You fly out early and back late the next evening, so you get two full days in Iceland. Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow and Bristol are also listed.
The deal
- Return flights from London: about £70pp (example dates 9–10 December 2026)
- 1 night at the 3★ Hotel Cabin Reykjavík: about £70 for the room (£35pp, two sharing)
- Total from £105pp
- Also search Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow and Bristol (prices vary)
- DIY: flights and hotel are booked separately, so it is not ATOL protected
Why we like it
Iceland usually costs £200 or more for a short break, so £105 is a good price. With an early flight out and a late one home, you can do a Northern Lights trip on the first night and the Blue Lagoon or a Golden Circle day before you fly back. December also brings the Christmas lights on Laugavegur and the Yule Lads. Book the tours early, because the evening Northern Lights trips fill up first.
Book it
Top things to do: Northern Lights tours from Reykjavik on GetYourGuide
More to do: Blue Lagoon tickets with transfers on GetYourGuide · Golden Circle day trips on GetYourGuide
The deal: see the Reykjavik one-night break on HolidayPirates
Book the flights: compare London to Reykjavik (KEF) on Aviasales · BHX→KEF · MAN→KEF · GLA→KEF · BRS→KEF
Stay: Search Hotel Cabin Reykjavik on Hotels.com · Compare on Booking.com
How to book
Book the flights first, choosing the early outbound and late return, then book the hotel for the same night. The Flybus or a pre-booked transfer takes about 45 minutes from Keflavik to the city. Northern Lights trips depend on the weather, so pick a tour that lets you rebook for free. Our Iceland deals guide has longer trips. Take out travel insurance, because this is not a package. Prices correct at time of writing (20 October 2026).
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Source: HolidayPirates "Iceland one-night break: 3⭐ Reykjavik hotel with flights" (published 16 Oct 2026, from £105pp; featured in HP's 19 Oct newsletter). Checked live 20 Oct 2026.
